The Hollywood star had praised the work of the Argentine singer for which she thanked him, but made a mistake
A few days ago, Cazzu, Christian Nodal's girlfriend, with whom they welcomed her first daughter into the world, received a very special recognition from Jessica Alba through her social networks. The truth is that, in an attempt to give thanks, the Argentine trapper made a serious mistake for which she publicly apologized to the Hollywood star.
And the life of the parents of a newborn can be somewhat chaotic, since, due to fatigue and lack of accumulated sleep, involuntary mistakes are made, which is what happened to the singer.
The truth is that Jessica Alba celebrated the work done by some Latin artists who are succeeding in the music industry, such as Becky G, Kali Uchis, Ludmilla, and Cazzu herself.
Alba took to her Instagram account, boasting a massive following of over 20.4 million admirers, to pay tribute to a group of influential Latin artists who are shattering barriers. These visionary talents are not just churning out chart-toppers; they're etching their names into history, imprinting their unique identities onto the music scene.
In the realm of his music, you have the power to embark on a sonic journey that can transport you to any emotional landscape you desire. Whether you seek to dance, contemplate your innermost sentiments, elevate your spirits, unwind, or traverse any emotional terrain in between, his musical creations possess the uncanny ability to harmonize with or transform your mood. So, crank up the volume, immerse yourself in the resonant vibes, and dive into his masterpieces, urged the actress, as she tagged Cazzu.
As expected, Cazzu responded by thanking Jessica Alba for her words, however, she made a serious mistake. "You are a legend. Thank you for your love, your support, and these beautiful words," she noted on her Instagram stories, without realizing that in the Hollywood star's comments section, she had written "s**k."
Therefore, Cazzu immediately posted another Instagram story with an image of him covering her face, showing shame. "I put s**k instead of such and none of you warned me because you don't know that I am a mother of a newborn baby," wrote the Argentine artist.
